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Trans Care is Healthcare
Kate Ellis • October 7, 2019
Memorial-Manif For Trans Activist Hayden Muller Read More
Climate Justice is Social Justice
Culture • October 7, 2019
Approximately 500,000 people attended the Montreal Climate March on September 27, including Swedish youth climate activist Greta Thunberg. Indigenous activists in Montreal reported widespread discrimination at the protest, bringing attention to the ways in which the environmental movement has been co-opted and whitewashed. In a… Read More
“It Takes All of Us” Is Not Enough
Culture • October 5, 2019
content warning: sexual violence As of September 23, all students have access to McGill’s new consent-focused sexual violence prevention program, “It Takes All of Us.” It is recommended that students go through the 45-minute program in one sitting. The program stops playing if the viewer leaves the webpage, but this… Read More
No Borders, No Prisons
Nelly Wat • September 28, 2019
New Laval Migrant “Detention Centre” Is A Prison Read More
In Solidarity: A Colonial Context
Yasna Khademian • September 24, 2019
ISA and BSN Talk Solidarity on Campus Read More
September/October Indigenous Events Calendar
Culture • September 24, 2019
During Indigenous Awareness Week, we encourage you to learn directly from Indigenous people regarding their experiences. Some of these events are open to the public, but others are intended for Indigenous people to connect. Remember your positionality and consider whether your presence will contribute positively to a space when choosing… Read More
Indigenous architecture with Douglas Cardinal
Nelly Wat • September 23, 2019
About Douglas Cardinal On the night of September 17, I entered a packed lecture hall in Macdonald Harrington, eager to see the architect whose work had initially drawn me towards architecture at a young age. As I entered the hall, the lights already dimmed and every seat filled,… Read More
Still No Clean Water in Neskantaga First Nation
admin • September 23, 2019
The Neskantaga First Nation declared a state of emergency for the second time this year on September 14, the day after both their primary and back-up water pumps broke. The damage to both pumps led to the contamination of the community’s tap water. Even after being boiled, as… Read More
Disenfranchisement an Issue for Voters with Disabilities
Emily Black • September 17, 2019
Accessibility is Still a Problem, Say Disability Rights Activists Read More
Algerian Popular Revolt
Nellia Halimi • September 16, 2019
Standing in Solidarity with the Protestors in Algeria Read More
“If You Care, Carry It”
Kate Ellis • September 10, 2019
CMHA Launches Opioid Overdose Education Campaign Read More
A Guide to Free Menstrual Hygiene Products
Yasna Khademian • September 3, 2019
And Where to Find Them on Campus Read More
Kashmir on Lockdown as India Strips Away Independence
Y P • August 7, 2019
Repeal of Articles 370 and 35A Continues India's Settler-Colonial Project Read More
The MCLIU is “A Force to be Reckoned With”
Yasna Khademian • July 4, 2019
The Union Discusses Teaching Inequities at McGill Read More
